I've always felt that 'We've got tonight' was a bit of a creepy duet between Kenny Rogers (born in 1938) and Sheena Easton (...

I bought a copy of Sheena Easton's ' 101 ' a long time ago, but that was before I knew that there was also a UK edition with a p...

Having bought a Japanese version of '9 to 5' at the record fair last week, I found another Japanese single from Sheena Easton with ...

Although Sheena Easton's hit single was called ' Morning train ' in Europe as a result of Dolly Parton's hit single already ...

In 1986 the movie Santa Claus was released, and it featured some Christmas songs, obviously. This single was taken from the movie soundtrac...

Sheena Easton had a very decent career during the Eighties, with a good selection of hits and quality pop songs. It has caused me to buy a s...

It's quite funny to collect singles by Sheena Easton: usually they're not very expensive and they always pop up at record fairs, sec...

While most of the world released Sheena Easton's ' Strut ' as a single, in Japan the A- and B-sides were flipped, and so '...

'Almost over you' sees Sheena Easton at her most melodramatic. The single was taken from her 1983 album 'Best kept secret'...

Sheena Easton recorded 'Telefone (Long distance love affair)' in 1983 for her album 'Best kept secret'. It was released as...

'No sound but a heart' was Sheena Easton's eighth studio album, released in 1987 on the EMI label. The album was issued in Canad...

Young Scottish singer Sheena Easton had some success with her debut single 'Modern girl', but her second, '9 to 5' went to n...

I bought the 7" single of ' Strut ' for almost nothing in 1993, so it's only fair that I would find the 12" single for...

'Are you man enough', asks Sheena Easton with a bare shoulder on the sleeve of this single. It almost sounds like an indecent propos...

Alexander Nevermind was credited for composing and producing Sheena Easton's 1984 single 'Sugar walls'. It was a pseudonym of Pr...

'Take my time' was the title of Sheena Easton's debut album, released in 1981. Produced by Christopher Neil, the album was a com...

'A little tenderness' was released in 1981 as the third single from Sheena Easton's second album 'You could have been with m...

Under the wings of Prince, Sheena Easton reinvented herself as a sex bomb in the mid-Eighties. This image proved to be successful mostly in ...

'Just another broken heart' was released in 1981 as the first single from Sheena Easton's second album 'You could have been ...

Prince used his pseudonym Joey Coco to write '101' for Sheena Easton. The track was recorded on her 1989 album 'The lover in me...